The Irish standard., 1887-01-15
CATHOLIC NEWS.
Catholic Notes.

dead. He was in his 69tl year.
a. new school is to be erected inst
Benedict's parish, Sydney. n. S. W.
The Sisters of Loretto have opened a
s,oarding- school for girls at Salinas,
Gal.
The Catholic Universe Of London,
Eng., is true friend Of the Irish peo-
ple.
The Catholics of Essex Centre, On
sario, Canada, are preparing to build a
new church.
The death is announced Of Aubane!,
the Provencal poet, and bookseller to
The Pope at Avignon.
A magnificent parochial school is
being erected, at a costof $4,000, IN st.
Vincent's parish, Detroit, Mich.
Rev. Father Cleary, president OF the
g. 7. 4. U. of Amer1ca, is now on
,ecturing tour throughout the North
vest.
The Sisters Of Mercy at Dubuque,
IOWA. have purchased ground on which
10 erect any asylum for the insane.
Last Catholic authorities estimate
she number OF pupils attending paro-
,;hial schools in the archdiocese o. Bos-
teii at 2O, 600.
Several young colored women were re-
gently received and professed at the
solored nuns Convent OF the HOLY
Father, New Orleans.
All the Indian children OF Cross
Village, Mich, are going to school
caught for them by the Franciscan mis-.
!aonaries at Harbor Springs.
Leoni Ononto, Japanese lady re-
siding at Plainfe]d, N. j., was bap-
siseda few days ago in the Catholic
Faith by Rev. Father Macdonald.
The Catholic Reformatory Of Dutch
Village, a suburb of Halifax, N. s., is
being enlarged. The Christian Broth
srs have charge of this institution.
Father F. X. Weninger, the noted
Jesuit missionary, eighty-one years Of
age, conducted a jubilee mission at st.
Joseph's church, Detroit, Mich, re-
gently.
A deputation Of Irish priests and
iaity propose to ask Archbishop Walsh's
SANCTION to an Irish pilgrimage to
Rome on the occasion OF the prospec-
hive golden jubilee.
of the forty English Catholic peers
twenty-four are converts, AND OF baro-
nets twenty-five are also converts.
There are also eighteen Catholic lords
holding courtesy titles, twelve of whom
are converts. -...-
Rev. Father Duggan, of St. Patrick's.
Waterbury, Conn, q few weeks since
left it to his congregation to SHY
whether fair or collection should be
held. They decided in favor of a col
lection and turned in over $4,000.
The Paulist Fathers, Fathers Doyle,
Clark, Nevens and Deshon, who have
been so successful in conducting mis-
sions throughout the St. Paul diocese
for the past three months, returned to
New York the other day. -...
Sir Mountstuart Grant Duff, who is
on his way to England, has prepared Il
history of his reign rs Governor OF
Madras. He states that Catholic mis-
sionaries have made many converts
among the fisherman class of the
South.
+ Mr.. James a.. McMas!er, the dis
tinguished editor of the New York
Freeman's journal, who died last
week, has two daughters in the
cloistered Carmellite Order, Baltimore,
and one in the Ordur of the Holy
Child, Philadelphia. Pa.
The publication Of a Papal Brief rela-
tive to tina nomination Of new Bishops
and Wears Apostolic for the East In.
dies is expected. The Propaganda is
taking measures to give strong lm-
pulse to the work of the missions
throughout the whole of India.
Many gifts for she approaching ju-
bilee of Pope Leo Kill, have already
arrived in Rome. Perhaps the hand
somest present will be golden throne,
By the people of Naples.
The officers Of the former Papal army
will send an inkstand of gold and sill
yer.
1t turns out that Garibald's son has
not become Catholic after all. The re-
port of his baptism has been denied by
his mother. 1t t1s pity that the fiction
is not a fact. We had hoped that the
son would redeem the father. The old
adage, however, holds-like father. like
son.
Our Holy Father, Leo. Ill, SAYS
Labor was despised by the most illus
trious Of ancient philosophers, but